The Prince of Tennis II

Girls und Panzer

In the world of Girls und Panzer, Sensha-dō is a traditional martial art involving World War II-era tanks in competitive battles. Practiced by girls worldwide, it has become a global phenomenon with a championship tournament. At Oarai Girls Academy, the sport is revived, forcing students to form tank teams. Miho Nishizumi comes from a prestigious Sensha-dō family, but a traumatic event caused her to abandon the sport. She transfers to Oarai to avoid it, but is reluctantly drafted into a team of misfits: driver Mako, gunner Hana, radio operator Saori, and loader Yukari. Together, they form the Anko Team. Now Miho must overcome her past and command a squadron of tanks to save her school from

Air Gear

Itsuki Minami is a middle school student notorious for street fights, always wanting to reach heights no one else can. One day, he discovers a pair of Air Trecks—motorized inline skates known as AT—hidden in his house, and his path to ruling the skies begins. Air Trecks are the latest craze, used by daredevil Storm Riders in underground battles where teams wager valuable parts or their team emblems. After a humiliating defeat by a street gang, Ikki dons the wheels and starts riding, quickly building a reputation in the AT fighting and racing world. As he forms his own gang and competes in more battles, he must break through every obstacle to dominate the streets and fulfill his true desire.

Aoharu x Machinegun

Hotaru Tachibana, a girl who disguises herself as a boy, storms into a host club to confront a popular host named Masamune Matsuoka, who she believes tricked her best friend. Instead of a fistfight, Masamune challenges her to a survival game with airsoft guns. Hotaru loses, and Masamune forces her to join his struggling team, Toy Gun Gun, to pay for the damages she caused. To complicate matters, Hotaru must keep her gender a secret, as the team has a strict no-female policy. Despite her initial reluctance, Hotaru begins to enjoy the sport and bonds with her teammates, including the eccentric erotic manga artist Tooru Yukimura. Together, they aim to compete in the Top Combat Game (TCG), a na

Sabagebu! - Survival Game Club!

Momoka Sonokawa is used to being the new girl, as her family moves constantly. On her first day at Aogiri High, she is rescued from a molester by a girl wielding dual pistols. That girl is Miou Ootori, the president of the school's Survival Game Club, known as Sabage-bu. Despite Momoka's protests, she is coerced into joining the club, which is anything but ordinary. The club members are a collection of eccentric, socially awkward girls with a passion for survival games. They wear ghillie suits in public, bungee jump from the school building, and treat every situation like a battlefield. Momoka, who just wants a normal school life, must navigate this chaotic world of airsoft battles and absu

The Prince of Tennis

Echizen Ryoma is a young tennis prodigy who has won four consecutive championships in America, yet he lives in the shadow of his father, a former professional player. At his father's request, he returns to Japan and enrolls in Seishun Gakuen, a school known for having one of the best middle school tennis teams in the country. Despite being a freshman, Ryoma catches the captain's attention and earns a spot on the starting lineup through the intra-school ranking matches. The team initially hesitates to accept him due to his age, but his skill and determination win them over. Together, they aim to qualify for the National Tournament by competing in the Tokyo Prefectural and Kanto Regional tour

Eyeshield 21

Sena Kobayakawa is a shy, small-statured high school student who has spent his life running errands for bullies, developing incredible agility and speed. When the cunning and devilish captain of the Deimon Devil Bats football team, Youichi Hiruma, witnesses Sena's talent for evading capture, he forces the timid boy to join the team as a running back. To keep Sena's identity a secret from rival schools, Hiruma makes him wear an opaque visor and gives him the alias "Eyeshield 21." Sena must now use his speed on the field, often triggered by his own terror, as he faces monstrous opponents and learns to stand up for himself. Through football, he begins to gain confidence and forge bonds with hi